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Semantic Annotation of Resources in the Semantic Web

by: Siegfried Handschuh

In: Semantic Web Services (2007) , p. 135--155.

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URL:	http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/3-540-70894-4_5

In this chapter, we give a brief introduction into the main idea of the Semantic Web, namely making better use and enabling more intelligent applications for Web-accessible information by accompanying them with machine-understandable, semantic metadata; we sketch the major methodological framework behind, consisting of two intertwined, orthogonal processes, the knowledgeprocess and the knowledge meta process–the latter is concerned with ontology engineering, the former uses ontologies for ontology-basedmeta-data assignment to Web resources, i.e. for semantic annotation. The major part of the chapter is devoted to the ideaof semantic annotation, requirements and functionalities of annotation tools, an example implementation and an overview ofthe state of research and practice in semantic annotation.

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more intelligent applications for Web-accessible information by accompanying them with machine-understandable, semantic metadata; we sketch the major methodological framework behind, consisting of two intertwined, orthogonal processes, the knowledgeprocess and the knowledge meta process–the latter is concerned with ontology engineering, the former uses ontologies for ontology-basedmeta-data assignment to Web resources, i.e. for semantic annotation. The major part of the chapter is devoted to the ideaof semantic annotation, requirements and functionalities of annotation tools, an example implementation and an overview ofthe state of research and practice in semantic annotation.},
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  author = {Handschuh, Siegfried},
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  title = {Semantic Annotation of Resources in the Semantic Web},
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  year = 2007
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%X In this chapter, we give a brief introduction into the main idea of the Semantic Web, namely making better use and enabling
more intelligent applications for Web-accessible information by accompanying them with machine-understandable, semantic metadata; we sketch the major methodological framework behind, consisting of two intertwined, orthogonal processes, the knowledgeprocess and the knowledge meta process–the latter is concerned with ontology engineering, the former uses ontologies for ontology-basedmeta-data assignment to Web resources, i.e. for semantic annotation. The major part of the chapter is devoted to the ideaof semantic annotation, requirements and functionalities of annotation tools, an example implementation and an overview ofthe state of research and practice in semantic annotation.